Originally, it was one snake wrapped around a pole and was a symbol for Asclepius, a son of Apollo and Coronis, who was a healer or doctor in the Greek religion. It came from the fact that legend said he carried a staff that looked like the symbol. Later on, another snake was added around the Caduceus (the name of the symbol) for symmetry, giving us the present day symbol for health or medicine.
It most likely is smelling or checking you out
Look up the word cadaceus. That's what that symbol/picture is.
check out John 3:14 and its reference to the event in Numbers 21:4-8
a snake and dagger mean that your a fighter and a good one....agility. no, lol, the snake wrapped around a dagger is a very ancient symbol
An electrical double wrapped cross joint is just like an ordinary cross joint but double wrapped with electrical tape. It is used where two tap conductors need to extend away from the branch conductor in the opposite direction and is stronger than the ordinary cross joint.
In ancient greek myth the goddess Hygeia had a snake wrapped around her body and a cup of medicine. The bowl or cup is supposed to symbolize the venom from the snake that either kills or heals people.
Snakes are cold blooded and require warmth from my experience (I own a corn snake and a couple other snakes) it means they are getting warmth from you. So if it wraps around your arm I guess you could consider it cuddling.
It depends which symbol you mean. There are two possibilities - the Rod of Asclepius - and the Caduceus (used to symbolise the medical profession) See links for related articles.
Wrapped up means absorbed, interested to the point that you're ignoring everything around you.
She felt comfort
A screw or a bolt is an inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder.
It means she can get him to do just about anything she wants.